Reduce noise and false alarms
Malfunctioning or offline devices create unnecessary noise and false alarms in a GSOC
Mitigate risk of missing an incident
Avoid compliance issues related to faulty hardware
Reduce the chance of a missed or unrecorded incident
Use HiveWatch to enable operators to embed device health into their workflow
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Identification
When an unhealthy device is identified, quickly create a device health incident
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Notification
An email is automatically sent to a technician for repair
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Awareness
Device is noted as “unhealthy” until remediated
Additional Resources
Reducing Noise in Security Operations Centers
Noise from disparate systems can become problematic and limit appropriate response, as well as increase the amount of time it takes to respond to and resolve incoming alerts.
Your Guide to Noise Reduction
An out-of-the-box solution might not be the best option for companies looking to adopt a noise reduction strategy for their operations center.
Reimagining the GSOC
It’s no surprise that today’s security command centers come in all shapes and sizes. As technology advances and environments change the traditional GSOC has been turned on its head.
